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ISO 13131:2021 Health informatics — Telehealth services — Quality planning guidelines
Organisation: Health informatics Read more »ISO 13131:2021 Health informatics - Telehealth services - Quality planning guidelines
Organisation: ISO/TC 215 Health informatics Read more »Video Conference Hardware
Hardware designed specifically for video conferencing will deliver the best quality video and audio for the software you have chosen. As the unit’s resources are not shared they can be easier to use and more reliable than computers and other units. Read more »Automated Text Messaging provides Personalised Support
The number of New Zealanders living with diabetes has doubled from 125,000 to 250,000 in the past 10 years, with 40 new diabetes diagnoses every day. With evidence showing that managing diabetes can be difficult for many, academics at the University of Auckland’s National Institute for Health Innovation (NIHI), part of the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, developed a text message based self-management programme. Read more »ABCpro - symptom management in advanced breast cancer
Organisation: Breast Cancer Foundation NZ, Waikato District Health Board Read more »Zoom
Health providers are turning to a range of telehealth solutions to enable them to continue to safetly provide healthcare to patients during the COVID-19 alerts. Zoom is one solution becoming increasingly popular with health providers and consumers, and while Zoom is not risk-free, the Telehealth Leadership Group (TLG) supports its use when appropriately implemented. Read more »Growing Leadership Amongst Disabled Young People
Organisation: Plumtree Learning / FTI Trust Read more »Telehealth governance
Establish a formal telehealth specific governance structure and appoint telehealth leaders. Read more »Video Conferencing Helps Patients Access Genetic Counselling
Genetic counselling for cancer patients has become the standard of care at academic medical centers across the United States. Patients cared for at community-based medical practices however, may not have access to these resources. According to a new study from the Basser Center for BRCA at the University of Pennsylvania’s Abramson Cancer Center, video and phone sessions can close that gap, allowing patients to receive these services who might not otherwise. Read more »Providers
Notice: Sunday 22 March. We are rapidly developing guidance and materials for providers to assist in their quick transition to telehealth. This page may be empty or incomplete. Our team is hard at work and will be making regular updates. Read more »Page 2 of 13